News Filed Tue, Nov 10 8:39 PM
Sacramento County Maps a Clearer Path to Behavioral Health Support for Youth and Families
Sacramento County says it is working to make it easier for parents and caregivers to find behavioral health help for children.
The short version
- Sacramento County has released information on finding behavioral health support for youth and families.
- The county says families can face a maze of systems, programs and providers.
- It also says families may be overwhelmed by too much information and not know where to start.
- Details on how to get help are not included in this release. (Release)
County addresses confusion over youth behavioral health care
- Source
- Sacramento County news release
Sacramento County says finding behavioral health support for a child can be hard for parents, caregivers and loved ones.
The county describes two common problems: navigating different systems, programs and providers, or being buried under information with no clear place to start.
Release gives no locations, dates or costs
- Source
- Sacramento County news release
The release does not list specific programs, locations, dates, costs or steps for getting help. Residents should check with Sacramento County for current details.
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